Course Overview

A comprehensive five-session course designed to develop a structured understanding of Trademark Law and its practical application. The course moves progressively from the conceptual foundations of trademark protection to search, clearance, filing, prosecution, registration, enforcement and professional practice.

It is designed to bridge the gap between knowing trademark law and applying it in practice, with emphasis on the decisions, documents, procedures and strategic considerations involved in the trademark lifecycle.

Curriculum (11th Sept 2026 - 15th Sept 2026)

Session 01 — Foundations of Trademark Law

Understanding the Legal Architecture of Brand Protection

Session 02 — Trademark Search, Classification & Filing

From Brand Selection to a Strategically Prepared Application

Session 03 — Examination, Objections & Prosecution

Navigating the Trademark Registry

Session 04 — Opposition, Infringement & Enforcement

Protecting Trademark Rights in Practice

Session 05 — Commercialisation & Advanced Trademark Practice

From Registration to Trademark Portfolio Management

The Practice Perspective

The course is structured around the complete trademark lifecycle:

Brand Selection → Search → Classification → Filing → Examination → Objection → Prosecution → Registration → Opposition → Enforcement → Commercialisation → Portfolio Management

The objective is not merely to study trademark law, but to understand how trademark matters are actually handled in professional practice.

Course Outcome

Participants will gain a consolidated foundation in Trademark Law, Trademark Filing and Trademark Practice, enabling them to approach trademark matters with greater legal clarity, procedural understanding and professional confidence.